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Gary D. Robson

AUTHOR & FREELANCE WRITER

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  • Who Pooped BooksA fun series of children’s books about animal scat & tracks.
    • Acadia National Park
    • Big Bend National Park
    • Black Hills
    • Cascade Mountains
    • Central Park (New York City)
    • Colorado Plateau
    • Death Valley National Park
    • Glacier National Park
    • Grand Canyon National Park
    • Grand Teton National Park
    • Northwoods
    • Olympic National Park
    • Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
    • Redwoods State & National Parks
    • Rocky Mountain National Park
    • Sequioa & Kings Canyon
    • Shenandoah National Park
    • Sonoran Desert
    • Yellowstone National Park
    • Yosemite National Park
  • Nonfiction BooksLocal history, closed captioning, book signings, and much more.
    • Gary’s Guide to Successful Book Signings
    • The Darkest Hour
    • The Closed Captioning Handbook
    • The Very Best of the Red Lodge Local Rag
    • A Tea Journey: Your Personal Tea Cupping Journal
    • Alternative Realtime Careers
    • Inside Captioning
    • The Court Reporter’s Guide to Cyberspace
    • Growing Up on Memory Lane
  • Fiction BooksMyths & Legends and my upcoming fantasy series
    • The Bounds of MagicThe first book in the Tryllevær Saga
    • Myths & Legends of Tea, Vol 1
  • Other WorkCaptioning, freelance writing, nonprofit consulting, and more.
    • Book Signing TipsThe most-read posts on my blog. They inspired my book for authors
    • Freelance WritingMagazine & newspaper articles and more.
    • Closed CaptioningMy captioning talks, articles, and books.
      • Captioning Overview
      • The Closed Captioning Handbook
      • TEDx Caption Talk
      • Caption Engineering
      • Captioning Articles
    • TeaTea books and blog
      • Tea With Gary blog
      • Tea Books
    • NonprofitGrant writing, branding, and communications.
      • Nonprofit Consulting
      • Nonprofit Portfolio
    • VoiceLive and studio voice work & demo reels.
      • Voice Acting Overview
      • Podcasting
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The Bounds of Magic

The release date for The Bounds of Magic is April 7, 2026. See the “Upcoming Events” page and the “Fiction Books” menu for more.

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2026 Events

I’ll be doing book signings for the Who Pooped in the Park books and my new fantasy novel, The Bounds of Magic, along with tea-related events for Myths & Legends of Tea. I am available for both live and virtual school/library talks as well. Please use my Contact page to…Continue reading “2026 Events”

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Writing

I have extensive experience in all areas of writing. In addition to my books, I’ve written hundreds of articles for…

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Captioning

Closed captioning has been a big part of my life. I’ve acted as a developer, writer, advocate, volunteer, and consultant…

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Book Signing Tips

The most popular topic on my blog seems to be book signing tips. If that’s what you’re hunting for, here…

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Tea

Why a tea bar?

21 Jun 201111 Oct 2011
(The post "Why a tea bar?" was moved to my new blog, "Tea With Gary," on October 11.)
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Selling Your Print On Demand Book To Bookstores

15 Jun 20111 Feb 2026
I originally wrote this article for Writer’s Weekly in 2003. It can be seen in its original form on their website. A lot has changed in the last 20 years, but most of…
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Book signings and long-term relationships

13 Jun 20111 Feb 2026
As you can guess from recent blog posts, I've been thinking a lot about book signings lately. Maybe it's because I'm putting together events for the bookstore right now, or…
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10 book signing tips for booksellers

11 Jun 20111 Feb 2026
Since I'm an author who also owns a bookstore, I've been on both sides of the book signing game. Yesterday I talked about what an author can do to make…
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14 book signing tips for authors

10 Jun 20111 Feb 2026
Since I'm an author who also owns a bookstore, I've been on both sides of the book signing game. Today, I'd like to talk about what an author can do…
Writing

Book Review: “Geek Wisdom,” edited by Stephen Segal

8 Jun 20114 May 2020
Over the years, I've read my share of books that contain compilations of quotes. Most, frankly, failed to impress me (excepting, of course, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, which was an absolute…
Writing

My take on Greg Mortenson and CAI

7 Jun 20114 May 2020
I am unaffiliated with Greg Mortenson and the Central Asia Institute, and I'm not privy to any financial information beyond what is released on their website. My wife and I…
Writing

Book Review: “Bitterroot,” by James Lee Burke

2 Jun 20114 May 2020
Some years back, I attended a Montana book conference that featured a panel discussion on writing "tough guy" characters. On the panel were writers I was very familiar with, like…
Writing

Pints for Prostates

1 Jun 201117 Nov 2017
In 2009, my wife and I had the pleasure of attending the first annual Denver Rare Beer Tasting, put on by an organization called Pints for Prostates. It was a…

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